The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-19
MARVELLOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY, ,
Wholly unlike artificial systems.
Any hunk lenrued In ana

Any book learned In one readlna.
l Wholly un1ts Maemonics In cs.sssa 'y'RS'
cess, Development and Res'lits.
ana made ads p covert ineP P9ssis ssst q sso x $1,000 \. ssSss ~
Telescope Constitute a scientific extension q lie Nat
an sItsnsIon q the Natural ae%ofyy.u Ain'd hem0r'
.n M; H tn P 9Ss Of Continuous Attention growing
~ w s,I hssmST z, and "A attention being strengthened g
no longer used, except In rare cases a. i ins ana ysie sftsrs
wards In none at all.
Judah i. Benjs%IhsM.i III has S greatly s.TsIsthsnsd
NJ natural a memorypu-aop w: v: Aston. late US.
g ]: Ming, Mb-I rssTes. nat Il siS not sor@ =
Rand. Egg, iPay,mastsr Of the 2. {; Nsv~y.-Therss
6e without its aid il It's Worth were Iowa. wSuia
Y. hcInerney, Rector OF ST. Mary's Church, Annapo
and have n esei ds5R asat H sss. alter I Y shs sSfrf re- @ inaass
all my students TO master this system before they
Sskssss. Frsasis . 3 peaic. s Profssssa aa ) H ~ s,ss Sn sSs
Bangor Theologicsss -.ninary@rPro Loiserss5-
shorthand. but % the veteran reporter"-w. W. win
'since learning your System, Ifnd lean soon learn
70 play any piece Of music without notes. a feat i'm.
man has 4 memory s Door that this method win nos
H Sn, ~ aat " NOT has any one 4 memory so good as
aish$11Froi: %m; /, G L rps a of Se,0e j. S ss s ~,
81 Edws.a Il o &sTedy %Sn Sa mere n 's oss sa2s Tisy r.o.
s sSaI2 nssy ySS, system Ssns mt to az who desire o stTensshsn
tem"-Weskly Budget-dT do not ssy that I maj
myself ? walking Hume or Mecaufay. but I do
say that what I had learned, 1 knew perfectly.
thanks to your system. Tho result was full marfs
l3"-ReginaldE Z. Murray. Esq-'Th have Just come
en- top IN Hursary examination, and owe my sue
which your system had effected In my re{cnivsnsss
and a~cumen"-Thomas TAFT. ESQ have no he'd
tation in thoroughly recommending the system 70 All
who are in earnest In wishing to train their meme
rios EFFECTIVELY. and are therefore willing to take rea.
sonabie pains TO obtain so useful Q resuif'-Nr. Rich.
ard A. Proctor, tbs Astronomer-"Prof. Loisette did
not create 2 memory for me; no. nothing. Of tho
same ting ling i fSr Re he p pro1 red z, %e m wa a. .n1 si1ssdr 2 ths
amemory, . thing which ! was not awaraof tn then.
! had before been able. like most people, 10 store IN
and lose things In the dark cellar of my memory. but
he showed me how to light up the cellar. Il Il ne
diherence-to change the hgure-between having
money where you can't collect 1t, and having IL n
your pocket. The information cost me but iifue vet
MAJ sasus sn IL ~ . RGTr9Sd nisa 70 n, fsa5s"-s; I ciemsns
enoe petweep other systems and that Of Prof. Lol-
sette, that while the former are arbitrary and art.
ncial the latter is entirely based upon Physiological
and Psychological princfples"-The Peoples Friend
thus saved twenty hours out OF twenty four In
learning the two sermons'-Rev. s. II. Ice.
Glass Of no Columbia Law students; 400 at Meridian.
70 20 Norwich two Glasses Of 2Q each at Yale; 10 AZ
WeleAiey College and 700 at University OF Pennsyi.
vapss; So at oberiin College and three large classes
Prospectuses sent POST FREE, with opinion. In
fun OF eminent people in both continents.
Great Inducements to Correspondence Ciasses
PROF. LOIsETTE,
~ Fifth Avenue. New YORK.